Use the adjectives or adverbs in brackets in their correct forms of comparison to complete the sentences
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5. We can't hear. Could you speak a little **(slowly)**?
10. I can't stay **(half an hour)**.
**Exercise 8:** Use the adjectives or adverbs in brackets in their correct forms of comparison to complete the sentences.
1. Minh says life in the countryside is (interesting) **more interesting than** he expected. He'll go there whenever he has free time.
2. My brother is studying at a university in Ha Noi. He often says he loves living in our village because people here are (friendly) **friendlier than** people in Ha Noi.
3. Last week we went to Sa Pa. It’s (wonderful) **more wonderful than** to look at the paddy fields on mountain slopes than the paddy fields on the lowlands.
4. My grandparents often tell us that they used to live in a (hard) **harder** time than it is now.
5. Living in the countryside is (peaceful) **more peaceful than** and (quiet) **quieter than** living in big cities.
6. The cost of living in my town is (expensive) **more expensive than** in your town.
7. Living in modern flocks of flats is (convenient) **more convenient than** other places. You can buy everything you want just on the ground floor.
8. City children have (exciting) **more exciting** life than the country children.
9. He is a famous athlete so of course he runs (fast) **faster than** me.
10. My grandfather says that farmers in the past worked (hard) **harder than** farmers nowadays.
**Exercise 9:** Use the superlative form (-est or most) and a preposition (if necessary).
1. This room is nice. It’s **the nicest** hotel.
2. Susan is very beautiful. She's **the most beautiful** I've ever met.
3. It was a very happy day. It was **the happiest** my life.
4. She’s a very intelligent student. She’s **the most intelligent** in the class.
5. The speech was very boring. It was **the most boring** I've ever heard.
6. It’s a very large company. It’s **the largest** the town.
7. August is very wet. It’s **the wettest** year.
8. The meal was delicious. That was **the best** I've had for a long time.
9. Matthew always drives carefully. He drives **the most carefully** of all the drivers.
10. She is a very good player. She is one of **the best** the team.
11. Manchester United is a very famous football team. They're one of **the most famous** in the world.
12. Melanie is a quick child. She reacts **the quickest** the three sisters.
13. It was a very bad experience. It is one of **the worst** my life.
14. It’s a very valuable painting. It’s **the most valuable** in the gallery.
15. Spring is a very busy time for me. It’s **the busiest** the year.
**Exercise 10:** Complete the sentences, using the comparative form of the adjectives in the box.
1. An elephant is a **bigger** mouse.
2. The weather today is **worse** than it was yesterday.
3. A diamond costs a lot of money. A diamond is **more expensive than** a ruby.
4. A lake is **smaller than** an ocean.
5. A person can think logically. A person is **more intelligent than** an animal.
6. Good health is **more important than** money.
5. We can't hear. Could you speak a little **(slowly)**?
10. I can't stay **(half an hour)**.
**Exercise 8:** Use the adjectives or adverbs in brackets in their correct forms of comparison to complete the sentences.
1. Minh says life in the countryside is (interesting) **more interesting than** he expected. He'll go there whenever he has free time.
2. My brother is studying at a university in Ha Noi. He often says he loves living in our village because people here are (friendly) **friendlier than** people in Ha Noi.
3. Last week we went to Sa Pa. It’s (wonderful) **more wonderful than** to look at the paddy fields on mountain slopes than the paddy fields on the lowlands.
4. My grandparents often tell us that they used to live in a (hard) **harder** time than it is now.
5. Living in the countryside is (peaceful) **more peaceful than** and (quiet) **quieter than** living in big cities.
6. The cost of living in my town is (expensive) **more expensive than** in your town.
7. Living in modern flocks of flats is (convenient) **more convenient than** other places. You can buy everything you want just on the ground floor.
8. City children have (exciting) **more exciting** life than the country children.
9. He is a famous athlete so of course he runs (fast) **faster than** me.
10. My grandfather says that farmers in the past worked (hard) **harder than** farmers nowadays.
**Exercise 9:** Use the superlative form (-est or most) and a preposition (if necessary).
1. This room is nice. It’s **the nicest** hotel.
2. Susan is very beautiful. She's **the most beautiful** I've ever met.
3. It was a very happy day. It was **the happiest** my life.
4. She’s a very intelligent student. She’s **the most intelligent** in the class.
5. The speech was very boring. It was **the most boring** I've ever heard.
6. It’s a very large company. It’s **the largest** the town.
7. August is very wet. It’s **the wettest** year.
8. The meal was delicious. That was **the best** I've had for a long time.
9. Matthew always drives carefully. He drives **the most carefully** of all the drivers.
10. She is a very good player. She is one of **the best** the team.
11. Manchester United is a very famous football team. They're one of **the most famous** in the world.
12. Melanie is a quick child. She reacts **the quickest** the three sisters.
13. It was a very bad experience. It is one of **the worst** my life.
14. It’s a very valuable painting. It’s **the most valuable** in the gallery.
15. Spring is a very busy time for me. It’s **the busiest** the year.
**Exercise 10:** Complete the sentences, using the comparative form of the adjectives in the box.
1. An elephant is a **bigger** mouse.
2. The weather today is **worse** than it was yesterday.
3. A diamond costs a lot of money. A diamond is **more expensive than** a ruby.
4. A lake is **smaller than** an ocean.
5. A person can think logically. A person is **more intelligent than** an animal.
6. Good health is **more important than** money.